by Orbify Inc
This podcast series explores stories & concepts relevant to climate crisis and its mitigation while putting the emphasis on the one thing that can help us understand the real scale of it: the ever objective satellite-based data. Brought to you by Orbify, a company on a mission to use Space to make better decisions on Earth. Follow us: LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/orbify X: @orbifyinc
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This podcast series explores stories & concepts relevant to climate crisis and its mitigation while putting the emphasis on the one thing that can help us understand the real scale of it: the ever objective satellite-based data. Brought to you by Orbify, a company on a mission to use Space to make better decisions on Earth.
Follow us: LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/orbify X: @orbifyinc
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